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No. Jumlah Kantor Cabang/Capem/Kas Lokasi ATM INFORMASI LOKASI ATM PT BANK PEMBANGUNAN DAERAH NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR No. Lokasi Wilayah jumlah Kantor Cabang/Capem/Kas Lokasi ATM Status 1 Kota Kupang & Kab. Kupang Kupang 1 KCU Kupang KCU Kupang - Jln Cak Doko No.50 Kupang Kupang 2 KCU Kupang Kantor Gubernur - Jalan Polisi Militer Kupang Kupang 3 KCU Kupang KCU Kupang - Jln Moh. Hatta No. 56 Kupang Kupang 4 KCU Kupang KCU Kupang - Jln Cak Doko No.50 Kupang Kupang 5 KCU Kupang Kas Oesapa - Jln Timor Raya Kupang 6 KCU Kupang Bandara El Tari - Jln Adisucipto, Penfui Kupang 7 KCU Kupang KCU Kupang Jln Moh. Hatta No. 56 Kupang Kupang 8 KCU Kupang K24 Jln. Jend A. Yani Kupang Kupang 9 KCU Kupang Hotel Ima Kupang - Jln Timor Raya Kupang 10 KCU Kupang KCU Kupang Jln Moh. Hatta No. 56 Kupang Kupang 11 KCU Kupang SPBU Jln Frans Seda Kupang 12 KCU Kupang Kantor Bupati Kupang Kupang 13 Kantor Cabang Khusus UNKRIS - Jln Adi Sucipto Kupang 14 Kantor Cabang Khusus Flobamora Mall - Jln. WJ Lalamentik Kupang 15 Kantor Cabang Khusus Kantor pusat mesin setor (CDM) Perbaikan Kupang 16 Kantor Cabang Khusus Bank NTT Kantor Pusat - Jln. W J Lalamentik No. 102 Kupang 17 Kantor Cabang Khusus Toko Putera Fajar Kupang - Jln TDM Kupang 18 Kantor Cabang Khusus SPBU Sylvia Kupang 19 Kantor Cabang Khusus Hotel Pelangi Kupang Kupang 20 Kantor Cabang Khusus Hotel Kristal Kupang Jln. Timor Raya Kupang 21 Kantor Cabang Khusus Kantor Dinas PU Provinsi - Kupang Kupang 22 Kantor Cabang Khusus Toko Piala Jaya Kupang Jln Timor Raya Kupang 23 Kantor Cabang Khusus RS St Carolus - Sikumana Kupang 24 Kantor Cabang Khusus Bank NTT Kantor Pusat - Jln. W J Lalamentik No. 102 Kupang 25 Kantor Cabang Khusus Sulung Budi Kupang Kupang 26 Kantor Cabang Khusus Maulafa - Kupang Kupang 27 Kantor Cabang Khusus Kantor Pusat - Gerai ATM Kupang 28 Kantor Cabang Khusus Hotel on the rock Kupang 29 Kantor Cabang Khusus Bank NTT Kantor Pusat Perbaikan Kupang 30 Kantor Capem Walikota Kantor Capem Walikota Kupang 31 Kantor Capem Oesao Kantor Capem Oesao 2 Jatim - Surabaya Surabaya 32 KCU Surabaya KCU Surabaya 3 TTS - Soe Soe 33 Kantor Cabang Soe Cabang Soe Soe 34 Kantor Cabang Soe Kantor Bupati Soe Soe 35 Kantor Cabang Soe Cabang Soe Soe 36 Kantor Capem Niki-Niki Capem Niki-Niki Soe 37 Kantor Capem Kapan Capem Kapan 4 TTU - Kefamenanu Kefa 38 Kantor Cabang Kefa Kantor Bupati Kefa Kefa 39 Kantor Cabang Kefa Cabang Kefa Kefa 40 Kantor Cabang Kefa Toko Jabalmart Kefa 5 Belu - Atambua Atambua 41 Kantor Cabang Atambua Kantor Cabang Atambua Atambua 42 Kantor Cabang Atambua Pasar Baru Atambua Atambua 43 Kantor Cabang Atambua RS Sito Husada Atambua 44 Kantor Cabang Atambua USPD Hailulik Atambua 45 Kantor Cabang Atambua Kas RSUD Atambua Atambua 46 Kantor Capem atapupu Capem Atapupu Atambua 47 Kantor Cabang Atambua Motaain 6 Malaka - Betun Betun 48 Kantor Cabang Betun Cabang Betun Betun 49 Kantor Cabang Betun cabang betun Betun 50 Kantor Cabang Betun Cabang Betun 7 Sabu Raijua Sabu 51 Kantor Cabang Sabu Cabang Sabu Sabu 52 Kantor Cabang Sabu Kantor Cabang Sabu Sabu 53 Kantor Cabang Sabu Kantor Bupati Sabu 8 Rote Ndao Rote 54 Kantor Cabang Rote Cabang Rote Rote 55 Kantor Cabang Rote Kantor Bupati Rote Rote 56 Kantor Cabang Rote Cabang Rote Belum Aktif Rote 57 Kantor Capem Pante Baru Capem Pante Baru No. Lokasi Wilayah jumlah Kantor Cabang/Capem/Kas Lokasi ATM Status 9 Manggarai Barat - Labuan Bajo Labuan Bajo 58 Kantor Cabang Labuan Bajo Cabang Labuan Bajo Labuan Bajo 59 Kantor Cabang Labuan Bajo Cabang Labuan Bajo Labuan Bajo 60 Kantor Cabang Labuan Bajo Kantor Bupati Labuan Bajo Labuan Bajo 61 Kantor Capem Lembor Capem Lembor 10 Manggarai - Ruteng Ruteng 62 Kantor Cabang Ruteng Cabang Ruteng Ruteng 63 Kantor Cabang Ruteng Kantor Kas Bupati Ruteng Ruteng 64 Kantor cabang ruteng Kas STKIP - Ruteng Ruteng 65 Kantor Capem Reo Capem Reo 11 Manggarai Timur - Borong Borong 66 Kantor Cabang Borong Cabang Borong 12 Ngada - Bajawa Bajawa 67 Kantor Cabang Bajawa Cabang Bajawa Bajawa 68 Kantor Cabang Bajawa Kantor Bupati Bajawa Bajawa 69 Kantor Cabang Bajawa Cabang Bajawa Bajawa 70 Kantor Capem Aimere Capem Aimere 13 Nagekeo - Mbay Mbay 71 Kantor Cabang Mbay Cabang Mbay Mbay 72 Kantor capem boawae capem boawae 14 Ende - Ende Ende 73 Kantor Cabang Ende Cabang Ende Ende 74 Kantor Cabang Ende Kantor Bupati Ende Ende 75 Kantor Cabang Ende Unflor Ende Ende 76 Kantor Cabang Ende Hotel Flores Ende 77 Kantor Cabang Ende Cabang Ende 15 Sikka - Maumere Maumere 78 Kantor Cabang Maumere Cabang Maumere (Kantor Lama) Maumere 79 Kantor Cabang Maumere Cabang Maumere Maumere 80 Kantor Cabang Maumere RS. Hillers Maumere Maumere 81 Kantor Capem Kewapante Capem Kewapante Maumere 82 Kantor Cabang Maumere Kas Bupati Maumere 16 Flotim - Larantuka Larantuka 83 Kantor Cabang Larantuka Cabang Larantuka Larantuka 84 Kantor Cabang Larantuka Cabang Larantuka Larantuka 85 Kantor Cabang Larantuka Kas RSU Larantuka Larantuka 86 Kantor kantor capem waiwerang kantor capem waiwerang 17 Lembata - Lewoleba Lewoleba 87 Kantor Cabang Lewoleba Bupati Lewoleba Lewoleba 88 Kantor Cabang Lewoleba RSUD Lewoleba Lewoleba 89 Kantor Cabang Lewoleba kantor bupati lewoleba 90 Kantor Cabang Lewoleba Cabang Lewoleba 18 Alor - Kalabahi Kalabahi 91 Kantor Cabang Kalabahi Cabang Kalabahi Kalabahi 92 Kantor Cabang Kalabahi Kantor Bupati Alor Kalabahi 93 Kantor Cabang Kalabahi Kas RSUD Kalabahi 19 Sumba Timur - Waingapu Waingapu 94 Kantor Cabang Waingapu Cabang Waingapu Waingapu 95 Kantor Cabang Waingapu Kantor Kas Bupati Waingapu Waingapu 96 Kantor Cabang Waingapu Kantor Kas RSU Umbu Rara Meha Waingapu 97 Kantor Cabang Waingapu Dinas Kesehatan Waingapu Waingapu 98 Kantor Cabang Waingapu Cabang Waingapu Waingapu 99 Kantor Capem Lewa Capem Lewa 20 Sumba Tengah - Anakalang Anakalang 100 Kantor Cabang Anakalang Cabang Anakalang 21 Sumba Barat - Waikabubak Waikabubak 101 Kantor Cabang Waikabubak Kantor Cabang Waikabubak Waikabubak 102 Kantor Cabang Waikabubak Kantor Kas Bupati Waikabubak Waikabubak 103 Kantor Cabang Waikabubak Kantor Cabang Waikabubak 22 Sumba Barat Daya - Waitabula Waitabula 104 Kantor Cabang Waitabula Cabang Waitabula Waitabula 105 Kantor Cabang Waitabula Kantor Bupati Waitabula.
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